Thank you!!! This video made me feel so much better. I just interviewed at a hand therapy clinic recently and they did ask how I would treat a specific dx as well as provocative testing questions. It was not fun at all-it was, as you said, terrifying. Thank you for the reassurance that my confidence will grow.
Yeah interviewing is TOUGH! Just remember you will continue to learn and build confidence with time. And know that you aren’t alone - I still feel some of those feelings!
That’s a great question! I will put it on my list. Make quizlet flash cards and go through the muscles often. I’m a visual learner so I found it helpful to look at pictures in the Netters atlas and then the flash card, and then trace it on my own body.
I am at the begining of this problem. Its on my left little finger. I do fitness and i am 37 years old. I wonder if i had an operation, could i have weightlift again. Please reply me... Anyone who has experience... Thanks a lot. And also wonder whether anybody heal completely without an operation? Is there no chance?
@@ForwardTherapy there is a nodule on my left palm. The spot is near A1 pulley of little finger. Noticed it 5 days ago. Doc prescribed nimes gel and dikloron. I have been applying them. But i want to know that is there any possibility to recover apart from surgery. If i have an operation, after the doc cut the a1 pulley to release the nodule, my gripping power would be effected or not? Thanks so much for reply...🙏
You may want to start with this video series: ua-cam.com/video/DyCQ4px6zZc/v-deo.html part 1 and ua-cam.com/video/Vo13RbtfOy0/v-deo.html part 2. Depends on how long it’s been going on! If you have surgery, it will initially be weak because you just had surgery but you won’t be permanently limited with grip typically.
Thank you!!! This video made me feel so much better. I just interviewed at a hand therapy clinic recently and they did ask how I would treat a specific dx as well as provocative testing questions. It was not fun at all-it was, as you said, terrifying. Thank you for the reassurance that my confidence will grow.
Yeah interviewing is TOUGH! Just remember you will continue to learn and build confidence with time. And know that you aren’t alone - I still feel some of those feelings!
Thank you so much for real ❤
Best of luck!!!!!
Hi can you do a video on manual therapy skills?
Also what was the best way to master UE anatomy
That’s a great question! I will put it on my list.
Make quizlet flash cards and go through the muscles often. I’m a visual learner so I found it helpful to look at pictures in the Netters atlas and then the flash card, and then trace it on my own body.
I am at the begining of this problem. Its on my left little finger.
I do fitness and i am 37 years old.
I wonder if i had an operation, could i have weightlift again.
Please reply me...
Anyone who has experience...
Thanks a lot.
And also wonder whether anybody heal completely without an operation?
Is there no chance?
If you’re willing to share, what’s going on with the finger?
@@ForwardTherapy there is a nodule on my left palm. The spot is near A1 pulley of little finger.
Noticed it 5 days ago. Doc prescribed nimes gel and dikloron.
I have been applying them. But i want to know that is there any possibility to recover apart from surgery.
If i have an operation, after the doc cut the a1 pulley to release the nodule, my gripping power would be effected or not?
Thanks so much for reply...🙏
You may want to start with this video series: ua-cam.com/video/DyCQ4px6zZc/v-deo.html part 1 and ua-cam.com/video/Vo13RbtfOy0/v-deo.html part 2. Depends on how long it’s been going on! If you have surgery, it will initially be weak because you just had surgery but you won’t be permanently limited with grip typically.
you look amazing.
Thank you!